Growing for Terpenes
When requested by my expensive buddy Ellen, the editor in chief of this publication, to renew writing for High Times I jumped on the request. As a journalist/educator and lifelong scholar I’ve all the time loved diving into matters that I’ve coated for this journal through the years and revisiting sure topics as new science […]
Dry Farming in Humboldt
Dry farms are uncommon in California, however the outcomes folks like Chrystal Ortiz of High Water Farm are in a position to pull off with out watering their hashish vegetation all summer time are fairly wonderful. Sure it takes a Goldilocks sort of microclimate in the midst of Humboldt County simply off the Eel River—the […]
Weed From Seed: Understanding F1 Hybrids
Breeding is an interesting topic to look at as it’s the spine of economic agriculture and is essential to the success of the farmers’ crops. Without secure and vigorous genetics, a farmer might have large points with their crop, resulting in an enormous lack of income. Due to the hashish business residing within the shadows […]
Is Hop Latent Viroid Everywhere?
Hop latent viroid (HLVd) is likely one of the most devastating issues ever to hit hashish, with researchers estimating it could possibly be costing the business as much as $4 billion per year in financial loss. But are the streets safer than the leisure mega-farms that have been decimated within the transition to legalization? We […]
High Five: 5 Cultivation Styles
Aeroponics Shutterstock Using aeroponics, hashish roots are suspended within the air and are fed water and vitamins through a high quality mist. Aeroponics doesn’t require any sort of medium or substrate, and the rising type is usually used to develop clones. This is completed by way of the usage of cloners, or mini aeroponic programs […]
Portland Pickles will Sell THC Products at all Games
The Portland Pickles—a collegiate summer baseball wooden bat team based in Portland, Oregon—will become the first sports team in the U.S. to legally sell THC products at live sports events. The baseball team announced Tuesday an exclusive partnership with Cycling Frog, makers of hemp-derived THC-based seltzer drinks. The team began selling the infused drinks at […]
We All Live in a Yayo Submarine
By Craig Stevens Illegal drugs and their transport are constantly evolving. Cocaine and weed shipments have been entering the United States from Central and South America via a range of methods, with seagoing craft being one of the most popular. First there were fishing boats, then “go-fasts” (speedboats mounted with multiple engines). Once these started […]
Elite Cultivation, Where The People Make The Difference
“It’s about the people.” Elite Cultivation, headquartered in Wynnewood, Oklahoma, is more than a medicinal marijuana distributor, it’s an extension of the Elite culture carefully curated by founder and owner Richard Freeman. Freeman, an Oklahoma native, owns and operates five different companies including Elite Motorsports, which, in addition to providing race teams with the best […]
From the Archives: Drying, Curing & Trimming (2022)
You’ve been trying your hand at cannabis cultivation over the past year or so, and now you’ve done it. You’ve finally harvested a batch of homegrown buds you can truly be proud of and can’t wait to start smoking. One thing, though, that was only half the work. Now it’s time for post-production, drying, trimming, […]
Scams of the Scene: 6 Common Ways To Lose Your Lunch in Cannabis
Follow me down the rabbit hole of false promises of payment from an illuminati-tier perspective. Through many years of experience I have sadly come to know most, if not all, of these scams on a personal level, and today I’m passing those lessons on to you. Buckle up to see what it feels like to […]